Sentence examples for not sufficiently substantial from inspiring English sources
Professor Gillers said the judge's monetary interest in the cemetery trust was probably not sufficiently substantial to merit recusal.
The char rate was measured at the early stages of the fire test, which is known to have higher values since the build-up of the charred layers was not sufficiently substantial to protect the inner unburnt wood.
Based on a limited number of human studies conducted to date, the evidence is not sufficiently strong to support the notion that there are substantial differences in the effects of short-term exposure to UFPs from those of PM2.5.
The new Iranian middle class is not sufficiently strong".
Because measured respondent characteristics could not sufficiently explain the substantial contribution of 'respondent' to total variance in the valuation scores, we further investigated the nature of the response patterns of respondents.
First, the proportion of patients that did not sufficiently complete the PROMs twice was substantial.
As so often when publications and development go hand-in-hand, new insights have led to changes in or generalizations of already published results, and not all of these changes have been considered sufficiently substantial to be published separately.
However, despite four decades effort, none of them has yet made substantial impact because these IGCs are not sufficiently uniform and robust in meeting more rigid standards for electronic device applications.
Despite all of these sources of uncertainty, however, our analysis suggests that the current standard of 50 microg/L is associated with a substantial increased risk of cancer and is not sufficiently protective of public health.
It suggests that physicians are not sufficiently adjusting anti-diabetic therapies according to RI and that a substantial proportion of elderly diabetic patients are potentially overtreated.
An important factor in this regard seems to be that a substantial minority of the GDPs says they are not sufficiently informed about aspects of reporting a case and about the steps they have to take.
